Writing a dot and trying out every interesting function autocomplete gave me

That was my approach with C#.NET back in the days

@qbasic16 I was learning VB.NET, but now I am using c#

That's the real way to do it xD

@Krokoklemme amirite? Who needs documentation when you have intellisense

I'm currently trying to connect to an undocumented API in C# and I do this constantly just to see what attributes I can manipulate on these vendor supplied custom objects. The names don't always indicate what they do and I'm literally just trying things to see what throws an exception.

@AptFox I feel you, undocumented or badly documented APIs are the worst

@AptFox that's me trying to work with AvalonDock ^^

Currently I am working on an app that's supposed to connect to an OMR, the api documentation is in written in a very bad English as if it's translated by Google Translate. And the samples were buggy and threw exceptions

@encrypt0r Was it somehow outsourced to india or somewhere else?

@qbasic16 Actually the OMR is from a big Japanese corporation

Said no JS programmer ever :/

I did that too while learning (list in) python